NSW Audit Office

The former ANAO group executive director begins in the role in April, replacing Margaret Crawford.

The NSW Audit Office found the Department of Customer Service’s procurement process was flawed and rushed a decision to trial the ParknPay parking meter app.

NSW’s Public Accountability and Works Committee will consider recommending the inclusion of ethical codes in procurement contracts.

Students in remote schools are falling behind on education standards, according to a NSW Audit Office report.

A new report from the NSW audit office found an instance of a “high risk” matter for the TAFE Commission in its use of purchasing cards.

Do consultants working for governments do what they’re told, have conflicts of interest and get sacrificed if they tell the truth? Yes.

An audit into Transport for New South Wales’ purchase of land at Camellia cites poor probity, corruption risks and questionable decision-making.

The report noted a compliance audit on cyber security has been scheduled for 2020–21, which will examine whether agencies are complying with the cyber policy.

Service NSW ran an advertising campaign immediately before the state election and then ‘inappropriately’ used its post-campaign evaluation to measure sentiment towards the state government, according to the NSW auditor-general’s latest report.

The New South Wales Public Sector’s cybersecurity resilience “needs urgent attention”, according to a recent audit report from the state audit office.

NSW Health is failing to form partnerships with Aboriginal communities to effectively deliver suitable mental health services, according to the state’s Auditor-General, Margaret Crawford.

The New South Wales Department of Education has told the auditor-general it will be able to report on its efforts to improve student wellbeing in

The efficacy of handing out energy bill subsidies to households in need is again under the spotlight. Many rebate schemes “do not have measurable objectives or outcome measures”, according to a new report from the NSW Audit Office.

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